I am comparing two databases using SQL Compare 8.
We have one view using the following (valid) SQL syntax:
WITH XMLNAMESPACES ( 'http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/CM/envelope' AS ns, 'http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/CM/errorresponse'
AS ns1 )
SELECT gw_PK as gw_PK_int ,
...
SQL compare is failing with the following error:
unexpected token:
["
http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/CM/envelope",<979>,line=32,col=61]
[char=447]
The settings for the compare are:
Decrypt objects
Ignore:
Whitespace
Fill factor
Filegroups
User properties
WITH element order
Database and server name
Which are the RedGate Defaults.
The problem ONLY occurs when opening SQL Compare and running the compare directly from the default project that opens initially.
If we close the default project and goto File > New Project and use the SAME settings the comparison works!
This is really an FYI as we have a workaround by using the New Project option it just seems odd that the default project fails with the same settings. It may also not be an issue with the new SQL Compare 9.
We have one view using the following (valid) SQL syntax:
SQL compare is failing with the following error:
unexpected token:
["http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/CM/envelope",<979>,line=32,col=61]
[char=447]
The settings for the compare are:
Decrypt objects
Ignore:
Whitespace
Fill factor
Filegroups
User properties
WITH element order
Database and server name
Which are the RedGate Defaults.
The problem ONLY occurs when opening SQL Compare and running the compare directly from the default project that opens initially.
If we close the default project and goto File > New Project and use the SAME settings the comparison works!
This is really an FYI as we have a workaround by using the New Project option it just seems odd that the default project fails with the same settings. It may also not be an issue with the new SQL Compare 9.